SCOPA

Meaning of SCOPA in English

n. (pl. scopae) a small brushlike tuft of hairs, esp. on the leg of a bee for collecting pollen.

Etymology: sing. of L scopae twigs, broom

Oxford English vocab. Оксфордский английский словарь. 2012

SCOPA — n broom
Interlingua English vocab
SCOPA — ˈskōpə noun ( plural sco·pae -ōˌpē ; or scopas ) Etymology: New Latin, from Latin, broom — more at shaft …
Webster's New International English Dictionary
SCOPA — — scopate /skoh"payt/ , adj. /skoh"peuh/ , n. , pl. scopae /-pee/ , scopas . See pollen brush . [ …
Random House Webster's Unabridged English Dictionary
SCOPA — n. (pl. scopae) a small brushlike tuft of hairs, esp. on the leg of a bee for collecting pollen. [sing. …
Английский основной разговорный словарь
SCOPA — n. (pl. scopae) a small brushlike tuft of hairs, esp. on the leg of a bee for collecting pollen. [ …
Concise Oxford English Dictionary
SCOPA — щёточка (у пчёл)
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SCOPA — щёточка ( у пчёл )
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SHAFT — I. ˈsha]ft, -aa(ə)], -ai], -ȧ] noun ( plural shafts ]f(t)s or, especially in sense 1b, ]vz ; see sense 1b …
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SCULLION — I. ˈskəlyən noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English sculion, from Middle French escouillon dishcloth, alteration of escouvillon, from escouve …
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SCOOP — I. ˈsküp noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English scope, from Middle Dutch schope, schoepe; akin to Middle Low German …
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SCOPULA — ˈskäpyələ noun ( plural scopulas -ləz ; or scopu·lae -yəˌlē) Etymology: New Latin, from Late Latin, small broom, diminutive of …
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SCOPONE — skəˈpōnā noun ( -s ) Etymology: Italian, aug. of scopa — more at scopa : a variety of scopa usually …
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SCOPI- — combining form Etymology: Latin scopa broom — more at shaft : brush scopi form
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SCOPATE — ˈskōˌpāt adjective Etymology: Latin scopa broom + English -ate : resembling a brush
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SCOPARIUS — skəˈpa(a)rēəs noun ( -es ) Etymology: New Latin, from scoparius, specific epithet of Cytisus scoparius, from Late Latin, sweeper, from …
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POLLEN BRUSH — noun : a scopa used in collecting pollen ; specifically : an arrangement of stiff hairs forming the margin of …
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ESCOBITA — ˌeskəˈbēd.ə noun ( -s ) Etymology: American Spanish, literally, little broom, diminutive of escoba broom, from Latin scopa, scopae : …
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SCULLION — /skul"yeuhn/ , n. 1. a kitchen servant who does menial work. 2. a low or contemptible person. [ 1475-85; perh. …
Random House Webster's Unabridged English Dictionary
POLLEN BRUSH — the mass of stiff hairs on the legs or abdomen of an insect, for collecting pollen. Also called scopa . …
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HYMENOPTERAN — a member of the insect order Hymenoptera, the third largest of the insect orders with more than 110,000 species of …
Britannica English vocabulary
BALL CACTUS — any of 25 species of the genus Notocactus, family Cactaceae, native in grasslands of South America. Small, globose to cylindroid, …
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SCOPULA — n. (pl. scopulae) any of various small brushlike structures, esp. on the legs of spiders. [LL, dimin. of L scopa: …
Английский основной разговорный словарь
SCOPULA — n. (pl. scopulae) any of various small brushlike structures, esp. on the legs of spiders. [ LL, dimin. of L …
Concise Oxford English Dictionary
SCOPULA — n. (pl. scopulae) any of various small brushlike structures, esp. on the legs of spiders. Etymology: LL, dimin. of L …
Oxford English vocab
ЩЕТОЧКА — 1) энт. brush 2) (у рабочей пчелы) pollen brush 3) (у пчел) scopa 4) энт. strigil(is)
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